Using the code page you can embed custom code and embed iframes.
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To embed a post, click on the "share" link below the post's title, and choose embed.
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You can also copy the link to the embed code by selecting "Embed" from the pop-up menu.
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And you embed yourself, you were already embedded in the Times, so you didn't need to embed yourself there. Right.
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To embed a post, just click the share button next to the comment link and click on the embed icon on the far right.
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There's an embed feature, letting you quickly and easily get a link or an actual embed code for inclusion in your own posts or website.
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Create a rotational program, allowing federal workers to embed with Homeland Security, and Homeland Security workers to embed with agencies to gain experience with new problems.
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This is the brilliance of the video embed—you get to let other people take a stronger stance while you just embed the content with a passive recap.
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In order to display the acrostic with its canonical formatting, I'm going to embed a screenshot rather than use Twitter's native embed function, which sometimes messes with line spacing.
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We need to embed with — with the Iraqi military.
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Some companies, such as Fitbit, embed privacy into their technology.
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Tune in at the embed above or the link here.
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Her book "Embed in Egypt" is available through Kehrer Verlag.
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Oracle could embed Pensando cards into its servers and cloud.
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Those strict embed rules continued after the invasion of 2003.
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In China, Apple can't embed an eSIM into its devices.
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UPDATE 2: But here's a bootleg embed we're all saved!
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Meanwhile, Twitter's leadership offered us the ability to embed GIFs.
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Below the embed, we've posted some highlights from his remarks.
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Listen to the Spotify embed below, or through this link.
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You can watch the launch live via the embed below.
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I'll embed the first few tweets to get you going.
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You've been at this embed thing for, roughly, how long now?
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You can watch it on YouTube or in the embed below.
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Anyone can embed the video, like we've done above, for free.
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Ads that non-Spotify shows embed can stay on the platform.
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Is this an excuse to embed a clip from The Critic.
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"newcomers") can embed themselves into a community of sentient androids (a.k.a.
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You can see the whole sequence in the embed below.[SpaceX]
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Indeed, 32M isn't the first company to embed chips in employees.
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We'd embed the video here, but hey, Periscope doesn't do that.
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Below is an embed of the entire Circuit Breaker Live show.
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NASA TV will broadcast the launch — watch via the embed below.
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Sorry, RT. It's perfectly legal to embed videos on the internet.
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Or you could chill out here and watch the embed below.
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You can watch us at it in the YouTube embed below.
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Facebook's plan is to embed itself deeper into people's daily lives.
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ET, and you can watch it via the YouTube embed below:
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For older versions, you need to copy the "iframe" embed code.
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We can embed this in the business to help drive growth.
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Engineers will embed the ethics in decision-making algorithms and code.
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We'll embed below, so you can read the highlights for yourself.
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The artists in Piecework embed intriguing, coded messages into their quilts.
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Until July 2019, that embed was Dr. Linda Quick, an epidemiologist.
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Some major news sites embed them into features and news articles.
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The group has tried to embed itself within the local population.
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How can smaller competitors embed themselves in the thoughts of consumers?
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"This could embed Trumpism within the G.O.P." That ship has sailed.
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We'll have a working embed up there as soon as possible.
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When that embed later asked Mr. Lewandowski for permission to get a different camera angle to shoot Mr. Trump, he spurned him and gave the shot to a competing embed who wasn't even interested in it.
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The company wants to embed the Touch ID sensor into the screen.
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Did I deliberately not embed the original version of Ram's ad below?
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But you could only embed comments and not Reddit posts — until now.
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Do you mean [as you were] preparing to do this eventual embed?
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We'll embed the entire post and the text of her comments, below.
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Iran exploited that framework, using it to embed itself in Iraqi politics.
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A conservative even came to embed at one of our rallies there.
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Here's an embed of Zuckerberg's Facebook post responding to the shooting: ( function() {
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He wants candidates to embed environmental justice experts at all relevant departments.
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Previously they were only allowed to embed at a headquarters division level.
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Barry Bennett, a former Trump campaign adviser, encouraged the embed strategy, however.
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Our mortgage companies embed our property tax payments into our mortgage payments.
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There is a SoundCloud embed of "Muscle Memory" further down this page.
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GM> WILL EMBED GOOGLE MAPS, VOICE CONTROLS IN ALL BRANDS OUTSIDE CHINA
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On The Learning Network, we embed news literacy in everything we do.
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They thought they could place bacteria inside, then embed them in soil.
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One, they think, could be to embed relevant information into manufactured goods.
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Others embed erroneous curves or fictitious places for fame or as a hoax.
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Beyond its own device, Amazon lets outside developers embed Alexa into other products.
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Update: The embed above has been changed to point to the original video.
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Another option would have been to embed the fingerprint sensor underneath the display.
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Eventually, the changes will also migrate to sites that embed Google Maps APIs.
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PT: Mashable has removed a SoundCloud embed of the song that went dead.
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And, of course, you can always watch right here in the embed above.
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Users can share the map by including an embed code on their website.
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The platform lets enterprises and government agencies embed Virtru encryption into any program.
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External links are harder to embed, which keeps the fake-news providers away.
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We'll even embed it right in the middle of this article for you.
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Inline XBRL essentially would embed the XBRL data into the financial statements themselves.
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If you have the ability to even embed this-- things like Azure Sphere.
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Apple has had to either relocate or embed those to create the changes.
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That moment set the tone for the rest of my embed — assume nothing.
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Our schools, hospitals, prisons and welfare systems don't embed people in thick relationships.
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The great photojournalists embed and commit time to creating that comfort and space.
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Insider will embed a livestream of the trial below when it&aposs available.
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Insider will also embed a livestream of the hearing below when it begins.
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There does not seem any place to embed a CPU or storage, etc.
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That way it doesn't have the same time to embed in your mind.
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Sketchfab is responsible for the embed (a platform that lets users publish, share, and embed 360-degree files and footage), while London studio Timeslice captured the footage, using a custom rig of 53 GoPro cameras arranged hemispherically around the subject.
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From that site you can share or embed the VR gallery in a website.
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Last year, a vulnerability in Yahoo Mail gave hackers the opportunity to embed malicious .
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Inspired by those Russian prom photos: Inexplicable/hilarious Russian wedding photos. //s.imgur.com/min/embed.
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So, a starting point for all this is to embed purpose in the company.
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And we'll need new ways to embed electronics into plastic, wood, metals and fabric.
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Because photographs embed location data, they provide a log of where people have been.
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This makes it harder to embed an antenna inside than an iPhone, he said.
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But they do embed two big changes that are directly relevant to Big Tech.
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The scientists first developed a urine sensor too rigid to embed into a diaper.
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You can also embed images from your computer by clicking on the camera button.
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The system is universal so game makers can embed the system into upcoming racers.
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Swan Love HD & Widescreen Animals & Birds Wallpaper from the above resolutions. //s.imgur.com/min/embed.
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VICE: You're a prolific street photographer, how do you embed yourself without being intrusive?
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Note: This post has been updated to include the YouTube embed of the trailer.
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Let your qualifications speak for you," instead of "the GIF you tried to embed.
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He offers to embed Sylvia within his group and give her an exclusive interview.
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You also can embed tweets, YouTube videos or Google Maps addresses in your stories.
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"This was, I realized, a way to embed myself inside a studio," he writes.
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Even reading or saying the titles may embed them, once again, in your psyche.
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Users can create checklists, embed tables and photo galleries, and of course comment throughout.
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Check out the final matches from the 2016 CTWC in the Twitch embed below.
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Hit the play button on each embed below to see the masterpiece in hiding.
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I was on assignment from Rolling Stone to embed with the staff of Breitbart.com.
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"I will embed it in my brand every day," Ms. Delzer said of Seesaw.
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They can't embed social media posts that have been flagged by a fact-checker.
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They can't embed social media posts that have been flagged by a fact checker.
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"It is seared into my brain," CNN's Donald Judd, the embed following Buttigieg, says.
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"It's their pitch," says Sarah Mucha, CNN's embed with former vice president Joe Biden.
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We were not allowed to embed with the agency's relatively new Tenant Protection Unit.
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Find the video you want to embed and open it in full screen.3.
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It does this courtesy of tiny pixels publishers and businesses embed in their websites.
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You can embed Google Maps directions, maps, or street view into a personal website.
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To get the map&aposs HTML code, select the "Embed a Map" tab. 6.
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Stocks rebounded sharply, helping to embed an expectation into the markets that continues today.
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One involves Facebook pixel, an invisible tracker that brands can embed into their websites.
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I see it like what we do, how we embed things, our experiences, culture.
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It's a little USB dongle that can embed into the case when not in use.
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Give me a typical day in the life of a campaign embed... Diaz: Hey Chris!
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"We can't force an app maker to embed communal goals into their app," he said.
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The "internet of things" promised to embed cheap, tiny wifi-connected computers in everyday objects.
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Companies can partner with Snips to embed a voice assistant in their own devices too.
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Every note is a page, and you can embed any page inside any other note.
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We can't always see the ideas we embed in what we create without critical examination.
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How did she convince Wakefield to let her embed with his family for five years?
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People using Google's Chrome browser on Windows were also affected by the iframe embed vulnerability.
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But Amazon needs help from all type of gadget makers to embed Alexa everywhere else.
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By requiring inline XBRL, companies will then embed that structured data into the financial statements.
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Now they have lost their chance to embed the reforms and the country faces ruin.
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Rumor has it that Apple wanted to embed the fingerprint sensor in the display itself.
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The move lets billing companies and service providers embed payment technologies in their existing services.
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A Stonly module is basically a widget you can embed on any page or blog.
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This infrastructure is integral to Apple's plan to embed Siri into each of its products.
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AppleInsider spotted that Apple patented a way to embed a fingerprint sensor into a screen.
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Ed Sheeran's cover of "Trap Queen" Really can not bring myself to embed this. 8.
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That should bring up a preview of the post, as well as the embed code.
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Many businesses have taken real steps to embed corporate social responsibility into their firms' culture.
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With that in mind, here's how to embed a YouTube video onto your slide:1.
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Check out the show in the embed below, as well as the tracklist below that.
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Useful resources The embed isn't working for some reason, so we'll put that in later.
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Who gets to embed the algorithm in the machine, and how are sociolinguistic values assigned?
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ZTE will also allow the U.S. to embed a handpicked compliance team inside the company.
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Video links sent on Discord, like from YouTube, will automatically embed when you send them.
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"We sought to embed ourselves in all student decision-making counsels we could," she said.
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Some TV manufacturers also pay a licensing fee to embed Roku's service in their devices.
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Insider will also embed a livestream of the trial here when it kicks off tomorrow.
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A local firm here made good today on its vow to embed employees with microchips.
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Other teams embed the coaches amid the players, dark suits brushing against sweat-soaked shoulders.
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You can watch the launch live via the embed at the bottom of this post.
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We'll embed the full episode of Xmas Blonded as soon as the episode has aired.
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At least until it can figure out how to embed all those sensors under the display.
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The new feature lets users embed public Instagram photos inside the Stories section of the app.
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Hit play on this YouTube embed — I gotta set the mood, folks — and keep on reading.
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The indictment mentions that the Russian accounts were meant to embed with and emulate "radical" groups.
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Jukin wants us to pay a large fee in order to simply embed videos from YouTube.
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These receptors embed themselves in the walls of cells throughout the brain and peripheral nervous system.
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You can now embed Google Drawings that are saved in Drive directly into a Google Doc.
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It essentially shows how AR will enable us to embed digital services into our physical world.
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ET Politics embed Liz Landers will be reporting from the Bernie Sanders rally in Eugene, OR.
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Finally, the Bing Entity Search algorithm enables developers to embed Bing search results in any application.
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Apple could embed displays and sensors so that the AR headset is aware of your surroundings.
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In March 2015, Reddit introduced an option to embed parts of those conversations on other sites.
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Trello is also making it easier to embed cards in apps like Bitbucket, Dropbox Paper, appear.
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There are structural factors that embed violence against women, issues to do with patriarchal social attitudes.
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And yes, maybe one day you could embed all of Game of Thrones in your skin.
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Curiously, both RT France and RT's Spanish language YouTube channels don't include the anti-embed warning.
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Their guiding voices help the development team avoid stereotyping and embed authenticity into the game's writing.
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And after they preseve broadcasts, Periscope plans to let us embed them on the web, too.
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With the new enhancement, you just grab an Airtable embed code and drop it into Paper.
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Alternatively, Facebook offers sites the ability to embed its "like" feature, enabling sharing back to Facebook.
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The challenge is to embed this in a comprehensive strategy to confront also Iran's regional aggression.
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If you're looking for the fingerprint sensor, Samsung could choose to embed it in the screen.
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Rumor has it that Apple tried to embed the Touch ID sensor in the display itself.
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And that's why Google is pushing so hard and fast to embed itself into the NHS.
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It isn't just a web embed — it's a native widget that takes advantage of Binance's API.
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This became the first business leader to embed sustainability and social responsibility into the company's image.
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That's why a Stonly guide is a module that you can embed in your existing tools.
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I won't embed "This is America" because it's quite violent but it's riveting, dense social commentary.
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This is evidenced by the numerous poets who embed playwriting within their concept of poetic practice.
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We can't embed the trailers, but they're available on the Apple TV Plus sites linked below.
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Go to the directions, map view, or street view image that you want to embed.3.
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Sticker Embed is an open-source site-side JavaScript plugin that developers can add to their website.
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But it was the energy with which McGuinness worked to embed the peace process that surprised many.
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You can listen to the playlist on Apple Music via this link, or through Spotify's embed below:
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Story Kit lets developers filter and embed publicly shared Snapchat Stories into their own apps and services.
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You can also add or replace images, and embed links to websites, videos, and other external destinations.
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Sadly, we are unable to embed it, but you can check it out, here, and bookmark it.
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But the company hopes that big device manufacturers are going to embed Snips into their future products.
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We're trying to knock off the most basic capabilities that most software has and embed into messages.
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All of this content is accessible via a widget that a publisher can embed onto their site.
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Others can then flip through your Moment right on Twitter, or embed it elsewhere on the web.
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Together with them we launched a 360 [-degree video] player that you can embed in all articles.
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The Pilgrim SDK allows developers to embed location-smart experiences and notifications into their apps and services.
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Now, if you're prepared, click the embed above and experience the greatest 30 seconds of your life.
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Khan said Fiji wanted to embed the hard-to-translate Fijian concept of 'Bula' into the negotiations.
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Today, biohackers are even using hospital tools to embed RFID chips and LED lights underneath their skin.
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We intervene inside technology companies and embed these classrooms in technologies, and we run after-school programs.
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You could embed your own stories into Google Earth, or link personal photo spheres to specific places.
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They won't say "counter with the truth," because that can embed the lie, rather than stop it.
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"He started his career as a political embed for CNN during the 2008 presidential election," it added.
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His plan included sending 5,500 private military contractors to embed with Afghan forces at the battalion level.
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The United States is one of the few countries to embed sports within the public education system.
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The World Bank can and should do more to embed core human rights into its lending programs.
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You can embed a YouTube video in Google Slides to make a slideshow more informative and entertaining.
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According to Raymond, Space Command was designed to embed with combatant commands and allies from the onset.
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But gadget makers like Samsung have chosen to embed a fingerprint sensor directly into the screen instead.
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During the election, Facebook deployed employees to embed with the Trump campaign to assist its digital operations.
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As such, user research is a critical capability area to embed in your startup from the outset.
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They will also be streamed on YouTube, and Insider will embed the livestreams here for both hearings.
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Now, she has learned to use Pinterest, send messages on Facebook and embed emoji in her emails.
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Stream it on Beats 1 right now, and tune back for the full embed when it's over.
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You pick any public, permanent Instagram post and tap a button to embed it in your Story.
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Under normal circumstances, the embed likely would have passed information about the novel virus to US officials.
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His idea: Embed recording devices that, in case of impact, would cease overwriting old data with new.
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Its subtler task is to embed a certain set of assumptions in the landscape of the capital.
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His idea: embed recording devices that, in case of impact, would cease overwriting old data with new.
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If we want autonomous cars to reduce accidents, we may need to embed sensors in our roads.
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Web browsers had only just begun supporting a feature that allowed developers to embed fonts into websites.
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We'd embed it here, but ABC News doesn't seem to be allowing YouTube embeds of the debate.
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You can embed a Facebook video into your website or presentation to enrich and illustrate your content.
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It&aposs also impossible to embed Bytes, which reduces the number of places you can share them.
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Insider will embed a livestream of the day&aposs proceedings and cover them live when they begin.
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The tech giant has reportedly struggled to embed the fingerprint reader into the display of the iPhone.
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Now, AP customers will be able to embed these graphics as part of their ongoing election coverage.
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The energy that each object brings from other lives helps embed Ivory's altar with a new, colorful aura.
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U.S. commanders have said in recent weeks that their military advisers will embed more extensively with Iraqi forces.
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We also use it to identify and embed with emerging companies who could, one day, be great partners.
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The idea is to embed these findings into different applications, whether built by Adobe or third-party partners.
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It will embed "living" profiles drawn from the proprietary professional information of close to half a billion people.
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The new embed feature, which began rolling out on January 7th, is available for all G Suite editions.
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It is going to be live streamed by Samsung and I'm going to embed the player right here.
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You don't want to embed benchmarks that are not going to be hedgeable or tradeable in the future.
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The new embed function isn't without its problems, however, as some creators have already pointed out on Twitter.
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Can Apple figure out how to embed the sensor beneath the screen in time for this fall's launch?
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Both the post and comment embed let you swap the code with a Facebook Instant Article-friendly version.
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The way the service works is that developers embed the Buglife SDK in their iOS or Android app.
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Yet another function only a creator like Rick Sanchez could think to embed into his own sentient creations.
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It's letting developers embed this ability to recommend products in any app, whether that's maps, social or mobile.
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But what about embedding more text in tweets, the same way we can now embed images and video?
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That's both a good and bad sign for an organization that wants to embed itself in the area.
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And because it was a web service, you could embed YouTube videos, tweets and Facebook posts quite easily.
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By contrast, Google counts on hardware partners such as Samsung and HTC, which embed varying degrees of security.
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Great shows know how to thoughtfully embed learning into the fun, blurring the line between entertainment and education.
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Read the memo here: In case the embed above is down: Here's a backup link to the memo.
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How do you balance the background with all the new stuff you're trying to embed in her character?
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That means that Special Forces embed with local forces and work with them to achieve their common goals.
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ZTE will also change its corporate leadership and allow a US oversight team to embed inside the company.
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But where Botticelli embedded nature in art, the eight artists newly featured at LongHouse embed art in nature.
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Yes, and we will embed it in a broader strategy to confront Iran's bad behavior in the region.
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Facebook offered to "embed" employees, for free, in Presidential campaign offices to help them use the platform effectively.
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Other publishers can embed the broadcast and syndicate it to their websites, complete with the streaming Twitter posts.
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The plan would have sent 5,500 private military contractors to embed with Afghan forces at the battalion level.
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The Twitter video's above, and here's an embed of "Young Crazed and Peeling" because why the hell not.
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A primary method is to embed photos with hashtags, or keywords after the pound symbol, such as #cutedog.
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For those of you who missed the Zoom, here's a rundown of what we discussed (audio embed below).
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If you had to pick right now a campaign to embed yourself into to write your next book.
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Its mobile advertising platform, iAds, was supposed to allow third-party developers to embed ads into their apps.
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The move, the company said, is an effort to embed security across every step of Facebook product development.
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Sam Sergi, an ABC embed and an associate producer of the movie "After Parkland," is a perfect example.
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With Trace/Verify, Morris has figured out a way to embed a chip directly into the vapes themselves.
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Also, remember that you will not see the Embed option if the video is not in full screen.
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It provided greater video functionality, reducing the need to link to outside videos or embed them from YouTube.
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"What that means is that we need to embed a culture of health through all sectors of society."
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Tile has also previously partnered with Boosted and Bose to embed its location tracking network directly into gadgets.
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Prince's plan would include sending 5,500 private military contractors to embed with Afghan forces at the battalion level.
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He wrote the pilot with a fellow embed, Peter Hamby, who is now head of news at Snapchat.
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It should speed up its rewrite of the Communications Act and embed enduring laws to govern net neutrality.
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VICE News gained exclusive access to embed with the Philippines special forces as they battle ISIS in Marawi.
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The company has been developing techniques to embed carbon fibres in resin to create lightweight and strong materials.
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The embed helped train Chinese public health experts and served in part as a liaison between Chinese officials and their counterparts in the US. With the administration planning to discontinue the role, the embed return to the US about five months before China began to see its first Covid-19 cases.
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The Journal says that Apple ran into production issues trying to embed Touch ID into the new phone's screen.
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He's a minus on the defensive end, and questions surround his willingness to embed himself in pass-first atmosphere.
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Some videos are so gut-wrenching that watching them is painful, and so I will not embed them here.
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Users can also, Leitschuh discovered, visit a website with what's called an iframe embed hiding behind a malicious advertisement.
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You can also do nice things: text a Spotify or Apple Music embed as a bedtime tune for someone.
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Tile has also previously partnered with Boosted and Bose to embed its location tracking network into the companies' gadgets.
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We gave people the ability to make a post, share a photo, or embed information when they're not active.
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You can watch the keynote here and we will also embed the live video below once it goes live.
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Embedding a comment is even easier, as every comment on the site now has an "embed" link under it.
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The Soundcloud embed below is four minutes and thirty-three seconds of nothing and then a cliched dubstep drop.
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Today InVision announced even deeper integrations with Jira, letting users embed actual InVision prototypes right within a Jira ticket.
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One measure I have long advocated is to embed financial education into core curricula, from grade school through college.
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Telegram bots are small programs that can embed in Telegram chats or public channels and perform a specific function.
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You can listen to the whole thing now in the video embed above, but stick around while you do.
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RT's warning over at YouTube is especially funny:ATTENTION: THIS VIDEO FILE IS ON REQUEST, YOU CAN'T EMBED THE FILE.
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But you would need to embed those measures in every application, which the researchers concede is likely not practical.
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So, the question is, how do we embed diversity efforts to recruit and retain our highly sought-after employees?
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The company plans to embed Intel's RealSense technology in future versions, which should considerably improve the drone's obstacle detection.
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There are jokes there — jokes that are often so deeply bizarre we loose the will to even embed them.
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You can also easily embed things like Pinterest boards, SoundCloud files and even strings of code within your document.
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I made these huge murals – trying to embed political criticism in them, which kind of went over their heads.
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Apple has apparently struggled to find a way to embed the fingerprint reader into new OLED displays from Samsung.
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In recent months, Amazon has deepened its partnerships with automakers, aiming to embed its voice aide Alexa into cars.
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The chain's operators are encouraged to pursue local partnerships, intended to help Chick-fil-A embed into different communities.
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A software engineer in Texas spent almost a year working to embed her Tesla valet key in her arm.
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But the arrow's impact allows it to embed itself in the gel before the stress waves reach the sides.
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This can be done while you're watching your current video and without interruption via an embed on the homepage.
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Crucially, it does work over the air, which means that it's possible to embed Alexa voice commands within music.
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Listen to the podcast (or download it) via the SoundCloud embed below, and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.
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But deep stego is usually when you can use the compression algo to embed stuff in the data itself.
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And yet, many big websites embed dozens of third-party JavaScript calls (and unfortunately TechCrunch is one of them).
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Finally, several leading consumer electronics companies are in discussions with us to embed the sensor inside smart consumer appliances.
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The full policy is now available, and viewable in full either via the embed below, or at the Transportation.
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As part of that collaboration, China has allowed the US to embed a public health official in its CDC.
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Even more intriguing, they'll be encouraged to use lines, patterns and colors to embed a secret message or code.
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The sides have since expanded those collaborations to embed Alexa into vehicles, allowing Alexa to control some vehicle functions.
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Unless, that is, you embed them in a flexible silicone ninja star that folds up neatly into pill form.
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After more than two years of testing, Jacquard, the company's project to embed technology into clothes, is ready to launch.
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The company allegedly allowed ad tech companies to embed software in its apps, enabling the collection of children's personal information.
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Essentially, Facebook would embed high-pitched audio signals in "broadcast content" (think TV ads) that would be inaudible to humans.
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What we do differently is embed customer support via Intercom on the tracking page, which is where consumer anxiety happens.
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They'll include the ability to embed videos; make smaller, discrete lists; and let users sort game selections by different metrics.
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This also extends to comments, and we will be adding in notifications to remind people to embed only secure images.
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Photobucket, which launched in 2003, was previously free for all users to upload and embed images all over the web.
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One of Belkin's products is a commercial pad designed for businesses, hotels, and public spaces to embed directly into surfaces.
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If it "fails to impress consumers," the company will probably resume its efforts to embed Touch ID into iPhone screens.
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SoundCloud, which hosts the orange wavelengths that embed podcasts and songs online, recently got a $70 million investment from Twitter.
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Here, the companies are working together to embed a so-called "lockstep" safety solution for the Nios II embedded processor.
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Once I heard Hudson Mohawke's tracks, I felt like I had found the perfect Trojan Horse to embed them into.
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What you won't find in this article is a link to Ross' legal fund or an embed of his video.
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As an added bonus, there's also a WordPress plugin so that you can easily embed photos directly on your blog.
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And now those retailers can embed ways for customers to contact the nearest store, or browse a particular location's aisles.
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Like in-display fingerprint sensors, Samsung says it's working to embed the selfie camera underneath the screen for future phones.
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Managed by the NPCI (a nonprofit organization), it also has APIs that allow any application to easily embed instant payments.
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Virtue and Copenhagen Pride have high ambitions to embed the virtual assistant in everything from personal tech to public transit.
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The goal is to embed these into health tools that can measure your vital signs without needing to be recharged.
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One of the easiest ways to become a platform is to embed sensors and data collection components into a product.
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Live streaming: The ceremonies will be streamed on Twitch, though you can watch on The Verge via the above embed.
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Moreover, there isn't way to embed a playlist — not even with even just the previews of songs — on the web.
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The launch live stream should go live via the embed above starting around 20 minutes or so prior to launch.
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Highlighting text brings up formatting options, and you can easily embed rich media, such as YouTube videos and SoundCloud files.
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There are channels for groups, alongside private messages and the ability to embed emoji, giphy images, meme photos, and more.
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Check out the experience in the embed below, then click here to see the latest trailer for Game of Thrones.
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I had done the Google Maps API which is how services like Yelp embed Google Maps inside of their products.
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The lesson is that to create thick pluralistic society, you first have to help people embed in a secure base.
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Firewood, for example, will embed teams within companies like Google to "understand the client as well as possible," Sorrell says.
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There are customizable templates to choose from, and you can embed YouTube videos, music, images, buttons, charts, hyperlinks, and more.
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We will continue to update this story as the celebs do things we can embed onto our website for free.
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For musicians, it's a gathering place; for everyone else, it's a chance to embed in artistic experimentation and community-making.
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An EMBED is a journalist who travels and lives with troops during wartime, in order to report on a war.
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One way to photograph the battle to retake Mosul from the Islamic State is to embed with Iraqi forces there.
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Its compact size — it's smaller than a deck of playing cards — allows automakers to embed it seamlessly into their vehicles.
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Successful executives and investors embed unexpected market swerves into their decision-making, so why not plan for a couple more?
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Embed backdoors in encryption and network gear, they've warned, and you're undermining an essential security tool, putting everybody at risk.
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You can embed a YouTube video into just about any social media format, from a Tweet to a Facebook post.
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The partnerships helped Facebook draw new users, ramp up its advertising revenue and embed itself on sites across the web.
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People can also "like" messages, as in Twitter, or search through them, or share and embed them on social networks.
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But I've been dying to embed this for a long time, and it's much more fun than a Byrds video.
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If you're not already sold, check out what the label mates had to say about the tune below the embed.
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In another series, from 1970, Schwartz experiments with etching, using lasers to embed Duchamp-inspired designs into gold circuit boards.
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The process can embed or burn patterns that could be used as supercapacitors, radio frequency identification (RFID) antennas or biological sensors.
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A more likely tack will be joint development projects with overseas partners to embed Japanese companies in military industrial supply chains.
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When you choose to embed a tweet with a photo, Twitter gives users the option to not display the image itself.
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Embed Code: Season 2 of Mr. Robot, which will be 12 episodes, picks up 30 days after fsociety's 5/9 hack.
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Starting today, developers can embed IFTTT within apps and enable users to connect the hundreds of apps that the service supports.
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Previously, you couldn't embed an existing Google Drawing within a Google Doc — drawings had to be manually created within the document.
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Was it all right to embed the American flag in a cake of ice as a set-piece for a banquet?
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Alongside this, we're collaborating with theatre practitioners to explore how to embed sustainability at the heart of our theatre-making practice.
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Vox will also live-stream it on Twitter and Facebook, and we'll embed a live stream here when one is available.
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The plan is to embed J.P. Morgan's vast payments infrastructure into InstaMed to offer a complete solution to clients, Georgakopoulos said.
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That means different colors, different malleability and, perhaps most interesting of all, the ability to embed circuitry directly into a project.
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Some of this is pretty straightforward, like allowing users to embed videos, academic papers and other multimedia content onto Golden pages.
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It does this with an embed widget and claims a $528 million annual run rate at 90% growth month-over-month.
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Below that, you'll find an embed of all the audio that's lost on the track when it's run through MP3 compression.
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It is in transitional democracies—countries struggling to embed a tradition of fair polls—that trust and transparency are most needed.
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This embed is invalid In January, she shared that she was following the Atkins 40 plan to lose the 70 lbs.
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Thankfully, they now have an Embed Viewer feature that allows for free downloads if you're a non-commercial website or blog.
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Check out that in the Spotify embed below, and keep your eyes on this for upcoming Moogfest news updates and exclusives.
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That, combined with consensus 2020 estimates that embed improving operating margins, and the stock's premium valuation, keeps us on the sidelines.
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Videos will be more cumbersome to find, share and embed, and will no longer appear in YouTube and Facebook's discovery engines.
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They can also embed the links in blog posts to be able to publish breaking news with a Live video inside.
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But Joi made a very elegant point, which is, what are the values that we're going to embed in the cars?
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Trump's National Security Strategy tries to both set him apart from his predecessors and embed "America First" in the realist tradition.
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The EU outcome reflected weaker stock availability as ASOS struggled to embed new automation software into the Berlin Euro Hub site.
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Google Fonts will let you either download the font or give you the code to directly embed it into your site.
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Businesses could offer a VR version of their neighborhood the way they might embed a Google Maps widget on their website.
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The TikTok for Developers program also includes tools to embed videos on the web, and offers developer documentation, demos and more.
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Also, Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo are working with Qualcomm to embed ultrasound sensors under smartphone screens to improve the touch function.
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You can embed YouTube videos in a PowerPoint presentation using the Video button in the Insert tab of the program's ribbon.
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It also seems unlikely that the fake accounts were built to embed ads that would then make pay-per-click fortunes.
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His job there was to recruit "illegals," USSR spies who would embed in everyday life and report back to the KGB.
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In every case, it took awhile to learn the rules of the new tech, and then embed them into the product.
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Trees suck enormous amounts of carbon dioxide out of the air and embed the carbon in their wood and the soil.
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None of this would exist without them, so it only feels right to embed them into the film for all time.
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The academy will be an opportunity to widen networks for recruiting and to embed young players in the Philharmonic's working conditions.
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Furthermore, many ballot-marking devices embed the voter's selections in either a barcode or QR code that's printed on the ballot.
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Macroplastics like single-use bags get into sea turtle stomachs, but microplastics are small enough to embed in organisms like shellfish.
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Even if N.H.L. ratings in China are rising, the sport has yet to embed itself in the fabric of the nation.
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A decade ago, we at Mozilla wrote a manifesto to articulate the values we hoped to help embed in Internet life.
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"That's CNN embed @NoahGrayCNN who Corey Lewandowski threatened to blacklist if he didn't stay in the 'pen' last year," Tur tweeted.
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Despite claims of objectivity, historians typically embed figures and events in narratives whose very form fixes certain meanings while excluding others.
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Scott Conroy, the creator of "Embeds," does an admirable job of accurately portraying the embed life, the ménage à trois aside.
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So let's say Excel or Google Sheets is something that you want to use, you can just embed that inside Notion.
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Later this year, the company will add the ability for users to embed their Instagram and Facebook Stories into their profile.
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The photos record the fall of light across paintings over time, and the paintings appear to embed the photographs' shadowy documentation.
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These nanoplastics have greater chance of causing adverse health effects because they can penetrate cells and embed themselves in animal tissue.
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Yet embed reporters are also friendlier than those found at events open to the public, which are already oversaturated with media.
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Both services are getting a large number of new features today, but for PowerApps, the most interesting are probably the ability to cache and save data offline when no signal is available, as well as the ability to embed Power BI tiles and to embed apps both as rich forms in SharePoint Online and as apps in Microsoft Teams.
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I expect him to embed into what we're doing and work on being, A, a good teammate and B, learning the system.
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His plan is to let other apps embed the best parts of Snapchat, rather than building their own half-rate copies. 3.
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Unlike American troops on the ground there now, these forces would embed with Afghan combat battalions, putting them closer to the frontline.
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Agora offers a platform for developers to embed real-time voice, video and interactive live broadcasting into a website or mobile app.
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Something like cold fear ran through Beers as she considered how to embed a powerful enough battery into a lightweight, streamlined sneaker.
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Schenk even created a Twitter account to share the hoaxes so that Rice would have a tweet to embed in his stories.
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The server "listens" for the iframe embed or clicks on the auto-join link to prompt the Zoom desktop app to open.
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While there's a certain air of ridiculousness to this — how much more did cryptocurrency mining need to embed itself into your home?
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For online listings, having a Matterport embed can give users a much more pleasant experience in navigating spaces on their own terms.
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And when it comes to distributing your playlist, you can directly embed a player on your website, such as this one: ( function() {
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Heineman doesn't just embed himself with the cartels, here's there for shoot outs and members who are on the run from rivals.
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By rebuilding its technology on the web, "Cisco can embed one-to-one and multiparty communications right into the workflow," he said.
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Image: NASAWith her UA colleagues, Barnes will embed the rock in resin and slice it into microscopically thin sections for chemical analysis.
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Wilson explains he has a plan to embed it in the dirt under a tree outside when he gets around to it.
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His ability to embed and allude to elements of rap on the campaign trail felt like genuine appreciation for the first time.
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"We realized that [our pictures of the surface of the Earth] should embed on a sphere, not a flat surface," he said.
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Google no longer lets creators who aren't part of its partnership program embed links to external sites like Patreon within their videos.
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The US Air Force has decided to embed airmen at Carnegie Mellon University as part of its new Science and Technology Strategy.
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We reported on the ad back in 2017, but since Samsung has deleted it, the embed in our article no longer works.
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At Kareaikwa's suggestion, the women began to embed other materials into their creations - leather and other decorative elements - which increased demand further.
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Both Sanders and Corbyn aim part of their firepower at those in their own parties who had sought to embed centrist politics.
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I'm not sure what exactly would constitute a prank here — every SoundCloud and YouTube embed points you towards Rick Astley's greatest hit?
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I'm finishing my album and my next collection… Update: January 8th, 3:30PM ET: Updated with the song embed and more context.
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The company says it uses the latest in behavioural science and weight tracking technology to change unhealthy lifestyles and embed healthy habits.
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The largest change is a new rich media system that lets you embed YouTube links or other web features without leaving iMessage.
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Cheddar points out how Twitter, in 2011, made a similar move by letting people embed tweets off-platform for the first time.
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Inclusive leaders truly see the commercial benefits of D&I, and they take every opportunity to embed diverse perspectives into business strategy.
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The device reportedly won't support a fingerprint reader, though earlier rumors had suggested Apple was trying to embed one into the screen.
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The library is lightweight at 60kb gzipped, simple to use and easy to embed into the player when compared with other solutions.
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You also can embed the bot in a web page or in an app and customize the UI as you see fit.
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They do also have an API — launched back in January — to enable others, such as designers, to embed their search engine elsewhere.
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In 2010, Facebook released widgets that publishers could embed on their sites, reminding readers to share, and these tools were widely deployed.
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Others have said Apple has tried to embed a fingerprint reader inside of the screen and hasn't had success in doing so.
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For example: hardware light enough to embed in brooms used in competition so that real-time statistics can be broadcast on television.
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A. We're sorry about the change, but the only videos that easily embed in our new system are those uploaded to YouTube.
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The only way for one professor to reach hundreds or even thousands of students is to embed the learning process in technology.
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"Vertical SaaS companies are looking at how they can directly embed and bake these payments capabilities into their platform," Serna told TechCrunch.
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The goal is to embed the culture so deeply that employees will behave in the right way when no one is looking.
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You can even embed your calendar onto a Wordpress or Squarespace site, making it easy for your clients to schedule an appointment.
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Generative Placeholders is a new tool that lets you embed autogenerated placeholder art into a website that changes with every page refresh.
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The images and portrayals of people in advertising affect perceptions because they embed memories into our minds that in turn, form bias.
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Second, viral delivery could embed the gene in the human genome in some random, unforeseen way, raising the risk of developing tumors.
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I think the more you embed yourself in the information you have access to, the more alive things become underneath your skin.
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That's why scientists have been trying to convince the bodies governing industrial ocean activities to embed precaution into their activities, she says.
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Last year, hackers compromised an Argentine internet service provider to embed a mining script on the login page for Starbucks Wi-Fi.
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A fingerprint reader on the back seems the most logical, but there's also rumors Samsung might embed the fingerprint reader underneath the screen.
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Since we can't even embed her routine from trials, feel free to watch the routine above from the P&G Championships in June.
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In Outlook, Office Lens can automatically trim and enhance a photo of a whiteboard, document or photo, then embed it in your message.
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That's why it's worked to embed the new art features without obstructing the speed of text if people want to keep it simple.
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Apple, for instance, plans to embed a new chip in a future iPhone models in order to support the system used in Japan.
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I literally walked for about a minute before a 2-inch long thorn decided to embed itself in the arch of my foot.
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As an embed, you're responsible for shooting events, writing up stories, reporting on the campaigns, staking out candidates and occasionally producing for correspondents.
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Facebook may also seek to embed its payment system in third-party websites and apps, similar to how third parties use Facebook today.
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People can also embed these Stories on third-party websites or blogs, similar to how tweets and Facebook posts are embeddable off-site.
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The goal is to embed the culture so deeply that employees will behave in the right way even when no one is looking.
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It's a nice addition for Facebook, which resisted GIFs for the longest time before finally adding a way to embed them in 2015.
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And you'll be able to take emails and embed them in new Slack posts, so that you can move a conversation into Slack.
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When the server detects the embed, it opens the Zoom application and auto-joins a meeting — with your camera and microphone turned on.
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"Once you embed something in the network, there are updates, patches, fixes; all of these create opportunities to affect a system," he said.
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Instead, eyeSight can embed a code in an app or within the smartphone's software to give users the ability to use gesture control.
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Duncan Wardle launched his creative-consulting company iD8 & innov8 to help companies embed a culture of innovation and creativity across their entire organizations.
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Ongoing scrutiny of its approach to consumer privacy and threat of increased regulation continue to embed uncertainty in the social media giant's future.
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It also has to change its board within 30 days, and the U.S. will embed a compliance team of its choosing inside ZTE.
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But with that said, we have one more episode left, and it's happening at 4PM ET here or in the video embed above.
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In citing ambient computing as one of the top technology trends, Deloitte says that products now often embed intelligence as a competitive necessity.
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These two projects are key initiatives for Facebook as the company seeks to embed itself further into the digital lives of its users.
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I had follow-up with the Calgary Police Service and we were in discussions for a period about doing an embed with them.
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Swifties on Reddit are eagerly dissecting every word, because Swift is known to embed references, inside jokes, and clues in everything she does.
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"What we have seen over the last six quarters is that that practice is starting to embed itself in large enterprise," Rose said.
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If you decide to embed more than one one-way flight into your multi-city itinerary, only the first one will be free.
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The QTM052 is designed to be small enough that device manufacturers will be able to embed it into the bezel of a phone.
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PixelMe is taking this concept one step further by letting users embed one or multiple retargeting pixels when you follow a PixelMe link.
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It turns out my daughter found a tube of mascara … and looked like this: The Kid Got Into My Mascara… //s.imgur.com/min/embed.
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This allows developers to embed 360-degree photos and videos in their websites or apps simply by adding a few lines of code.
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He led a research team that sought to embed transistors on wafers of silicon, a low-heat conducting element commonly found in sand.
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If you missed the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed below) or download the audio version on iTunes.
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Martin does like to embed legends from each continent into the reality of his world's equivalents, like the dragons in Westeros and Essos.
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The claim being made by RT—that other news outlets aren't allowed to embed the video—is quite bizarre, to say the least.
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The "NCSC Industry 100" initiative will look to embed people from industry to identify threats, vulnerabilities, and develop advice to combat cyber attacks.
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So we've been launching these kinds of women in tech pilots where we embed stories about Ada Lovelace, the ENIAC women, Grace Hopper.
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I think, somehow, you have to find a way to ingrain yourself or embed yourself in a world where you feel deeply connected.
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It will be critical to embed the speech functionality locally to save system energy consumption compared to performing this operation in the cloud.
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It's important to understand effective processes that enable organizations to embed a strong culture and to institutionalize processes that detect and prevent wrongdoing.
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The privacy intrusions used a WhatsApp call to embed spyware on phones that provided access to their contents, my colleague Nicole Perlroth explained.
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For example, it announced Project Pacific, which would embed Kubernetes into vSphere, one of VMware's flagship products that helps users manage virtual machines.
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The royal family of course has a YouTube channel, and while it won't let us embed it, you can watch the video here.
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He led a research team that sought to embed transistors on wafers of silicon, a low-heat-conducting element commonly found in sand.
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And if AirPods wind up in a landfill, the earth will embed the earbuds into its crust for at least a thousand years.
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Upon learning about "Embeds," Matt Nussbaum, a 24-year-old embed for Politico traveling the country with Donald J. Trump's running mate, Gov.
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Use the menu to the right of your GIF to copy the link, share it on social media, or get its embed code.
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We care enough to invest our time into fixing what we have, and to embed something deeply personal into it: our own handiwork.
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As promised, the entire performance was archived on our Mixcloud page and you can now listen to the evidence in the embed below.
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In the meantime, NASA said it will embed more software experts into Boeing's Starliner team, to try to help correct the issues found.
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I will attempt to be as objective as possible as I report the shoots-and-scoots of the latest episode from my embed.
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But I want people to embed with this new story, which was why we set it in Tulsa and not in New York.
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The imports that embed the highest carbon emissions are mostly industrial materials (iron, steel and chemicals) and consumer goods (cars, electronics and textiles).
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The app is a full-featured text editor, giving people the ability to customize fonts, colors and page formatting, embed images, and more.
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It is also expanding its "Fire TV Edition" program — the thing that allows various device makers to embed Fire TV in their devices.
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After you get permission from the original poster to share the video, you can easily embed a public Facebook video on your website.
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You can tweet out a Byte and embed the tweet, but there&aposs no way to get back to the person&aposs profile.
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Salter suggested schools should combine sex education with an anti-bullying, "respectful relationships" framework and embed it from the earliest years of schooling.
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I remember hearing of a family who had to embed steel plates into their walls to keep rats out of their children's bedroom.
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Several glass displays show where K.G.B. agents would embed lenses and bugs: in rings, watches, belt buckles, cuff links, dishes, among other places.
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One of the first companies to embed theater in the Internet using multiple mediums in the United States, MacLaughlin's productions live perpetually online.
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The goal is to give subscribers what they want, to embed the subscription into the lives of subscribers, to make the subscription essential.
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The one-time program invested in projects that embed arts and culture strategies into six community development and planning organizations across the country.
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Even social networks like Facebook know which sites you visit because so many embed Facebook's tools — like the comments section or the "Like" button.
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Twitter and Pinterest, for example, are expected to begin using AMP to embed pages on their sites or mobile apps in the near future.
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The technologies in 2049—from grubby farming equipment to hovering, fish-like replicant-monitors—appear just long enough to embed themselves in our curiosity.
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It was singled out in LME proposals to embed responsible sourcing principles into metal brands deliverable against its contracts, which include copper and zinc.
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From there, you can embed them on your site or whichever social network you prefer, and they will be shown in 360-degree mode.
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VICE News didn't get permission to embed with American troops to watch paint dry, but there are two sides to every big, beautiful wall.
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You can also customize your projects using your brand's colors and share them on a dedicated page or as an embed, GIF, or MP4.
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The larger point is that McAllen's economy has expanded and diversified to embed itself in many populations and economies in the U.S. and Mexico.
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Upload your photos to Exif and it will generate HTML-based embed codes that websites can use to put your photos in a post.
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Another crucial decision was the one to work hand-in-glove with Google to embed the tech giant's Android Automotive software in the car.
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There's also Creator Credits, a technology that works within music production software Pro Tools to embed song credits within the Pro Tools files themselves.
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This is obviously more prevalent when customers are organizations, not individuals, and is typically accompanied by a direct sales force to drive the embed.
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The location tracking company has attempted to embed its technology directly into Bluetooth chips recently, in an effort to move beyond just the tags.
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They also created a new, extra-thin film made out of plant fibers, using it as a base to embed the device's electronics in.
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Compare that to something like South Park: Fractured But Hole, where the fighting mechanics embed the show's humor into an engaging form of interactivity.
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Apple doesn't have the strongest pedigree for providing tools that developers can embed into their web apps, but that might be starting to change.
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Compared to Amazon's or Google's wide-ranging assistants, Snips thinks that you don't need to embed a complete voice assistant into all your devices.
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These new Crystal Sound TVs embed a sound system directly into the display panel, using the bezel of the television as a speaker casing.
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YouTube introduced a subtle design change to its embed feature that will allow viewers to subscribe to a creator's channel more easily than before.
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The new embed design, which also includes a subtle minimalist take on the earlier version, seems to impact the thumbnail design in some cases.
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Hackers have managed to embed malware into the installer of CCleaner, a popular Windows system optimization tool with over 2 billion downloads to date.
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Below the embed, we've quoted some highlights from their discussion, but for the fullest understanding of what mattered and why, listen to the audio.
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In addition, users will be able to embed their home screens on their own website — something that could prompt them to keep them current.
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You can type a title, your name, some text, and add a photo or embed content — tweets and videos, for example — from the internet.
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For example, you can't can't export some of the projects for use on your own site, though you can embed an Adobe-hosted project.
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Speaking of the display, Samsung is reportedly planning to embed the fingerprint sensor underneath it as opposed to putting it inside the home button.
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They attach themselves to the victim's face, embed an egg in the person's stomach, and then a baby aliens bursts out of their chest.
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Below the audio embed, we've summarized the four personality types they identified in winning entrepreneurs: The Driver, The Crusader, The Explorer and The Captain.
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It is up to the government to continue to show leadership, together with the LGBTI movement, and really embed this legal change in society.
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Despite the large clock around his neck, Flavor Flav arrived just a tad late to the festivities, according to our ITK embed who attended.
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Scientists embed specks of rock in a disc of epoxy so that they can aim x-rays at them to study their chemical structure.
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Developers simply embed a customised PopJam social content feed, which also has the option to include COPPA-compliant ads via the company's AwesomeAds platform.
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Each tech giant has a different reason for trying to overcome the indifference of consumers, and to embed itself more deeply in the home.
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It's easy to embed individual cartoons in a website or share them over networks, and you can buy print-quality images of your favorites.
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In 2017, the Chicago Police Department and Crime Lab built Strategic Decision Support Centers, allowing Crime Lab to embed data analysts in these centers.
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Amazon wouldn't comment if it's working to embed this support with in-home security systems, but it would make perfect sense to do so.
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Hinemoa Awatere of New Zealand's Ministry for Environment said there was "increasing willingness" by her government to embed indigenous knowledge in the wider economy.
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"The Government's own guidance requires steps to be taken to prevent children from being exposed to criminal activity, not embed them further in it."
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Some encourage short-term missions abroad while others focus on recruiting and financially supporting missionaries who embed for years in one community or culture.
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Holder to erect new barriers to voting, while Republicans in Washington look for new ways to embed their partisan interests in the electoral system.
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Instead of producing a new smart speaker device, the BBC will embed its voice technology into its website and its on-demand iPlayer app.
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There's some confusion as to when and why the present-day women stand apart from their histories and when they embed themselves in flashbacks.
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"What if we were able to embed electronics in absolutely everything," Tomás Palacios, an electrical engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said recently.
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In the last two years, Uber has moved aggressively to sign transit agency partnerships around the world to embed itself in public transportation infrastructure.
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Whether it's shaking hands, kissing babies or taking selfies, every embed agrees the moments after the speech are what make a presidential hopeful standout.
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U.S. troops can embed at Iraqi army headquarters at the brigade and smaller battalion level, but have so far stayed at the division level.
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Once its settings are adjusted, you can share a Google Form in an email or a link, or embed it in a web page.
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According to Deepa Shivaram, the NBC news embed responsible for trailing her campaign she told a student interested in law the exact same thing.
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Rumors have long suggested Apple will remove the iPhone's iconic home button and embed the Touch ID fingerprint sensor underneath the new OLED screen.
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And so you start to realize if you embed in the design of your products, in the architecture of these platforms, a bias toward good.
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Next, Snapchat wants to expands its embed system for bringing Stories out of its app so that Snaps can appear on stadium Jumbotrons and elsewhere.
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While Saless is citing "time" here, blocking a website from embedding likely takes up more time than just leaving it open for all to embed.
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Europe's top court has made a ruling that could affect scores of websites that embed the Facebook 'Like' button and receive visitors from the region.
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Under the deal, Qualcomm will release a set of chips that any maker of Bluetooth headphones can use to embed Alexa directly into the device.
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They also can leverage their software expertise to embed payment functionality and usurp the traditional roles and revenue stream of ISOs and payment gateway providers.
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In addition, Twitter, the social media platform that is arguably most popular among politicos, did not enable people to embed animated GIFs until June 2014.
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There are hundreds of plugins that let you accept payments with Stripe, embed a TypeForm, use Intercom for customer support via chat, use Mixpanel, etc.
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The tunnel I went through only has enough room for one car at a time, though Musk plans to embed it in a larger network.
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Her biggest accomplishment was leading Medium's acquisition of Embedly, a small start-up whose technology allows websites to easily embed rich media such as gifs.
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But in November 21980, the 21985-year-old decided to embed a tiny magnet in his index finger at an event held in Dusseldorf, Germany.
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The finished Our Stories can live outside the app, too, with the option for companies to embed them on websites and other social media sites.
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These skills, if you embed them in a mobile robot, will dramatically amplify the types of relationship that between someone and their smart speaker, say.
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Acknowledging that someone great is gone, instead of ignoring the uncomfortable aspects of grief, is a valuable way to embed empathy into your workplace culture.
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And that's where we work very closely with Scott Safety identifying gaps in the technology market to be able to embed this into our product.
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Wehner and his colleagues are looking to embed these sensors in and on their robot so it can better process itself and the outside world.
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Poroshenko is Europe's richest leader according to Forbes, and despite his promises to "embed new traditions" by selling off his assets, he has sold nothing.
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If you miss the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed above) or download the audio version on SoundCloud and iTunes.
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"You want to embed your feet into the ground and have a ready and contracted base before you lift, so your 'bar path' stays inline."
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The company has a squadron of researchers who embed with the driver team and gather qualitative and quantitative data through driver interviews and other methods.
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To support this, Zaver's platform claims to embed "intelligent fraud detection" algorithms in tandem with the automatic creation of "verified digital agreements" between transacting parties.
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If you missed the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed below) or download the audio version on iTunes or Soundcloud.
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If you missed the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed below) or download the audio version on iTunes and Soundcloud.
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Tim, captured in 4D with GoPro by Timeslice on Sketchfab The embed is the work of a trio of companies: Sketchfab, TimeSlice Films, and GoPro.
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The whole thing is an hour long, so if you have time then you should definitely plug yourself in and listen to the embed above.
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And since 2016, third-party merchants and services have been able to embed Apple Pay into their websites and offer it as a payment option.
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If you missed the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed below) or download the audio version on Soundcloud and iTunes .
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If you missed the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed below) or download the audio version on SoundCloud or iTunes.
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If you missed the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed below) or download the audio version on iTunes or SoundCloud.
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If you miss the live show, you can always watch the replay (using the embed below) or download the audio version on iTunes and Soundcloud.
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The company's CEO and co-founder, Beck Besecker, called the announcement a "game changer" because it will help to embed the tech into everyday life.
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Facebook is your best bet, but they have to live there completely — you can't embed them around the internet like you can with 360 videos.
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MIT's current plan for Polaris is to "eventually" open source it but the more immediate hope is to encourage browser makers to embed the tech.
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Their approach is to embed the ideals of inclusion and equity directly into both enacted policies as well as the very processes that design them.
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His plan included sending 2202,2628 private military contractors to embed with Afghan forces at the battalion level - supported by a 28500-plane private air force.
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If you want to get really creative, you can also embed your own videos in your writing as another tool to connect with the audience.
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"We do not tolerate misconduct and are continuing to invest significant efforts to fully embed a culture of compliance throughout our Korean organization," it said.
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The first step to getting you to embed its devices where you live is making them pretty enough to enhance, not detract from your decor.
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And Google's Cloud has a software tool called TensorFlow, an open source offering that allows developers to embed machine learning in their apps and services.
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Three years later, the Pirate Bay's solution was to embed the code for a cryptocurrency miner called Coin Hive in the footer of the site.
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"We are determined to embed a culture of personal responsibility within the banking sector," the FCA's acting Chief Executive, Tracey McDermott, said in a statement.
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When people view the story, they can tap on the post embed to bring up a "see post" button which opens the permanent feed post.
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As EU consumers can attest, once duties are imposed, they can embed themselves into market pricing in complex ways, effectively raising the price for everyone.
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In April, Mr. Long announced that North Carolina would be the first state where FEMA staff would embed with a state emergency management agency. Gov.
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"Hey, remember me?" she begins, then wanders into territory naughty enough to require us to embed this "air horn edit" that bleeps the dirty bits.
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Also, teams of about a dozen U.S. troops each can now embed with Iraqi brigades and battalions, putting them closer to the fight than before.
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The report on the University of Southern California website said PM 2.5 enters the body through the nose and can then embed in the brain.
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Still, third-party voice assistant support may not be enough; the world's top five smart speaker manufacturers natively embed their own AI into their products.
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If you want to embed the full post and not just the video, click the checkbox for "Include full post" before you copy the code.
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Poroshenko is Europe's richest leader, according to Forbes, and despite his promises to "embed new traditions" by selling off his assets, he has sold nothing.
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It is time for world leaders to move beyond finance as an ancillary consideration in climate diplomacy, and embed climate change considerations into mainstream finance.
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SEMS is a vehicle to embed safe practices and a safety-oriented way of thinking into every business practice, into every layer of an organization.
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There's no limit to the number of devices Amazon's willing to embed with Alexa and the company is starting to branch out into health care.
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To embed Google Maps, you can navigate to the Menu tab for the HTML code of the specific directions or map view you&aposve entered.
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It will embed a regime that creates more, not fewer, hurdles for small players, new entrants and minority content providers to pierce the Silicon Curtain.
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Volvo's Polestar 2 will embed Google Maps and Google Assistant with the vehicle, rather than require that these apps be downloaded on a connected smartphone.
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In our cover story, complete with surreal, neon-yellow squiggles, she traveled to Rio de Janeiro to embed herself in the colors and the people.
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Here's a portion of a fun, explanatory GIF—the whole clip is available here—that we could not embed because it was too big/awesome.
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Masas demonstrated how a website acting in bad faith could embed an IFRAME — used to nest a webpage within a webpage — to silently collect profile information.
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With this latest agreement, BlackBerry is now in a position to leverage its current relationship in a deeper way to embed its technology in Ford products.
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Dispensaries can embed the menu on their own sites or let people buy through Meadow, track their delivery people in real time and message with customers.
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Companies can embed the HelloSign signature system into their own software, and the technology is available inside products from Google and Salesforce, as well as Dropbox.
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Non-Tidal members will only be able to listen to 30-second snippets of the album, which will be available below once the embed is live.
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For example, there's been a lot of discussion about the "internet of things" — an effort to embed computer chips in everything from thermostats to light bulbs.
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Though it's relatively unheard of for an email platform to offer this level of tracking by default, it's astonishingly easy to embed tracking software into emails.
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The use of asbestos was widely reduced when it was discovered that these microscopic fibers could embed in lung tissue, causing lung diseases and respiratory problems.
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Given the nature of AI, it is not enough to open source the technology used to build AI and ML engines and embed them into products.
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In one scene, a group of boys cheerfully embed an explosive device into a plastic bottle, and kick it around in a makeshift game of soccer.
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The chipmaker bought McAfee in 2010 intending to embed its cyber security functionality on to chips, promising the ability to detect threats at a deeper level.
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The Ubisoft E3 press conference comes to us live at 1pm PT, and you can watch the whole thing on Twitch or in the embed below.
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It's unclear if there are any other major changes that accompany the new embed feature, but The Verge has reached out to YouTube for more information.
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Besides the part where Obama has to convince gun manufacturers to embed a trackable chip into their guns, there are plenty of privacy issues to confront.
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But the company has kept the ability to embed Apple Maps on web browsers internal until now, unlike its rivals, Google Maps and Microsoft's Bing Maps.
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As a result, the Federal Communications Commission has made some serious improvements to the alert system, including an increased character limit and ability to embed photos.
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The path to the next election in Zimbabwe should be defined by the time required to implement and embed the reforms necessary to make it credible.
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For instance, Volkswagen promises to embed a matrix of LED lights in its forthcoming futuristic car Vizzion that will be able to project images and messages.
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Their flexible platform enables customers to easily embed online payments into their websites, invoices and mobile applications while maintaining full control of their customer's payment experience.
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Maybe Netgear could embed a Web of Things gateway into their next router — your router is connected to the internet and runs 24/7 after all.
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So having said that, we could probably embed his new remix for rising French producer Laroze's track "Loin Des Yeux" below and call it a day.
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More concerningly, it's rumored that Apple will embed Touch ID into the screen of the upcoming iPhone, which would make all screen replacements impossible without recalibration.
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My goal from the outset was to embed with the team that would win the iPhone X teardown race, and iFixit seemed like my best bet.
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Alan Lepofsky, who recently joined Salesforce as VP of Salesforce Quip, says the announcement is the culmination of a desire to embed the tool into Salesforce.
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They look different now — they're discrete bubbles — but more importantly, developers can make "Rich notifications" that allow certain apps to basically embed themselves in a notification.
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The story was then updated again to embed the Agua Zarca statement and to clarify the departure of FMO and Finnfund from the Agua Zarca project.
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" They continue, "The Mercers are building a global far-right movement to embed Judeo-Christian values" while "keeping government small, ineffective and out of the way.
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In addition, teams of about a dozen U.S. troops each can now embed with Iraqi brigades and battalions — putting them closer to the fight than before.
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Political candidates can now upload their positions on issues to Facebook, the latest step taken by the company to embed its technology in the political process.
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Huddly's new CEO Jonas Rinde told me that the company, which currently has about 45 employees, wants to embed all of this intelligence in the camera.
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Instagram's next big Stories feature could let you compliment or trash talk other people's feed posts, or embed a "see post" button to promote your own.
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Emerson and her team also embed themselves in the recruiting process to evaluate the colleges their clients target and even review the wording of job postings.
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Once you've made a GIF out of a YouTube video, you can then share that GIF to social media or copy an embed code for it.
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It all started last Saturday, when Marc Lacey, The Times's National editor, asked me to request an embed with the troops on the border in Texas.
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The idea is to embed chargers in walls or ceilings, where they will have a line of sight to as much of the room as possible.
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DexCom's system for continuous glucose monitoring requires users to embed a sensor just below the skin and provides updated levels every five minutes through an app.
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If he chooses to withdraw from the deal, the right answer would be to embed that decision within a new strategy to reach a better deal.
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Gurle said it's possible to embed Symphony into those systems, and that a few firms are working on doing as much, but declined to name them.
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After 9/11 some investors believed that the market began to embed a new "terrorism" discount to all financial assets, due to this previously unrecognized risk.
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Linklater's aim is not merely to embed himself in the period but to feed the alacrity of those who gyrate across the floor of his film.
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He also established a replicable model called the School of the 21st Century, designed to embed child care and other social services in public school buildings.
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Despite his use of stencil and other mechanical means to embed his brushstrokes into his paintings, there is nothing ironic, cynical or smug about Reed's work.
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Makers can embed Alexa technology in their own devices — one example mentioned was an alarm clock — and turn a mundane technology into another AI-enabled endpoint.
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The administration, which fears China could embed the new technology with surveillance capabilities, has warned the move could hamper intelligence sharing between the two "Five Eyes" allies.
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DJ and I, along with our fellow embed Jasmine Wright, were hired in August last year so it's been several months now that we've been doing this.
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Clubs can upgrade to embed their local sponsors' logos onto the match videos and highlights, which could also provide those clubs with a welcome additional revenue stream.
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He let me embed myself in his lab, so I spent a while just living there seeing what was going on, and just getting really into it.
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The idea is similar to Google's Project Jacquard (which embed sensors into clothing to create "wearable" touchpads.) But with DuoSkin, the sensors are embedded within the tattoos.
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Sneaking the gorilla's name into political protests has become a fad for the kind of people who are interested in that sort of thing … //s.imgur.com/min/embed.
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You can think of those as publish boards (or mindmaps, calendars, etc.) that you can share with people outside of your organization or embed on any website.
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Coinhive offers site developers a way to make a little extra crypto cash with a simple script that they can embed in the code of their webpages.
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The company wants to commercialize its technology via licenses to embed it in third-party products, and Perry felt she wasn't the right person for that task.
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Karyn Smith is the General Counsel for Twilio, a cloud communications company that enables developers to embed voice, messaging, video and authentication solutions directly into software applications.
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We also examine the business model changes being employed among different categories of fintechs as they strive to embed themselves further in mainstream finance and prove sustainability.
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The company's life sciences sister company, Verily, has partnered with Procter & Gamble's Pampers to embed sensors in nappies that track when an infant sleeps, wees, or poos.
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It's a major turn from just a couple years ago — in June 2017, Photobucket quietly introduced a $399 annual fee to embed images on third-party sites.
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To hear the whole interview with Cooper, which also touched on his becoming a self-appointed embed in Burma and Somalia, and more, click on http://podcast.cnn.com.
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Instead of playing up the latest Mustang model, Ford is opting to embed its press conference into a pop-up TED-style conference at Joe Louis Arena.
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If you take a look around, embed with the right communities or enter the right laboratories, you'll realize we're living in a vision of tomorrow right now.
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Neuralink has also created a neurosurgical robot reminiscent of a sewing machine, which can embed the threads — each much thinner than a human hair — in the brain.
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Following Stamos' departure, Facebook said it would not be filling the CSO role and would instead restructure its security organization and embed specialists through its many divisions.
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Magical abilities, meanwhile, are handled by a system of "shards," which drop when you kill a certain number of enemies and embed themselves into protagonist Miriam's body.
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Screenshot: RT/YouTubeWhatever you think of Assange, it does seem weird for his allies at RT to claim that internet users aren't allowed to embed a video.
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Awarding Trump the nomination would not only result in a likely loss in November, but could also embed his brand of conservative politics in the GOP's DNA.
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Its latest watch is an Indiegogo project called the Origin, that aims to take a mechanical self-winding timepiece and embed smart features directly into the strap.
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BuzzFeed News would embed these videos for your personal viewing, but the folks at For Shits and Giggles prevent their content from being embedded outside of Facebook.
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In this first stage, this mostly means they will be able to embed videos, but over time, the team will likely add more features to the API.
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JFS recently cut all official ties with al Qaeda, seemingly in an attempt to escape their designation as a terrorist group and further embed within rebel forces.
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The documentary is just over five minutes long and is available now through Jaunt's apps and on the web (you can see it in the embed above).
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Because the more they embed themselves into natural consumer behaviors, the more they become the go-to platform for businesses that want to win in micro-moments.
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You can watch him speak here now, where we'll embed the Facebook Live broadcast on TechCrunch, and provide frequent updates on any news or insights he mentions.
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My four-step process starts with visualizing the desired result so I embed the idea into my subconscious and it's always in the back of my mind.
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He has sought to embed his own history of legal trouble into conservative anger over the probe into Russian election meddling and the Trump campaign's potential entanglements.
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His plan includes sending 5,500 private military contractors to embed with Afghan forces at the battalion level, to be supported by a 90-plane private air force.
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And this will only get harder and more complex when we embed these new technologies into our bodies and brains to enhance our physical and cognitive functioning.
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Colescott reached the heights of a master painter, becoming one of the first prominent artists to embed black bodies and social critique into the art historical canon.
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In the past months, Google and Facebook acquired eye tracking startups Eyefluence and Eye Tribe respectively, and are expected to embed the technology in their future products.
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Inside Men is a Broadly column where we embed in male communities, to report back on the inner workings of men's relationships to better understand masculinity today.
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The team is also looking at building a plugin system and ways to embed Flutter into existing web apps — and existing web apps into Flutter web apps.
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Even more, in the literary sense, hopepunk has the power to embed the conscious kindness that Sam encourages within the worldview and worldbuilding of a story itself.
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This month, some of those Berkeley researchers published a research paper that went further, saying they could embed commands directly into recordings of music or spoken text.
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On the one hand, this approach has the potential to embed Uber deeper into the fabric of our lives and provide new revenue streams for the company.
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To "embed" a YouTube video in email, you&aposll just have to copy and paste the link using the Share button on your computer or mobile device.
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You can watch an NFL Productions video of the event here, because the NFL is terrible and won't allow their YouTube videos to embed on other sites.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to add music or other audio to a Google Slides presentationHow to embed a YouTube video into a PowerPoint presentation, depending on the version of your PowerPointHow to edit Google Docs files offline, for when you're without internet or trying to eliminate online distractionsHow to embed a YouTube video in Google Slides in 4 simple steps to make your slideshow presentations more engaging
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"Algorithmic analysis, despite the best intentions of those creating the algorithms, are not neutral, but embed the biases and prejudices of those creating and using them," he writes.
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"We are determined to embed a culture of personal responsibility within the banking sector," Tracey McDermott, the acting chief executive of the authority, said in a news release.
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In the videos, Justin shows off a cool feature on Instagram Stories -- being able to embed snippets of songs and having the lyrics superimpose over your uploaded clip.
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Today, it released Lucidworks Site Search, a cloud service that enables companies to embed Lucidworks search in any application or website with a couple of lines of code.
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The easiest option might be to just bookmark this page: WIRED will also embed a live stream of the speech right here, starting just before 9 pm ET.
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What happened: uBeam wants to commercialize its technology via licenses to embed it in third-party products, and Perry felt she wasn't the right person for that task.
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The practice, known as session replaying, typically involves hiring a third-party firm, in this case the analytics firm Glassbox, to embed the technology into a mobile app.
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The trainees pay nothing; the hope is that employers will fund the programme, or embed it in their own training programmes, when they see how useful it is.
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Snips doesn't use Amazon's Alexa Voice Service or Google Assistant SDK — the company is building its own voice assistant so that you can embed it on your devices.
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Hell, fitness tracking is the number one use for smartphones, so why just skip straight to the source and embed that technology right into a pair of sneakers?
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Twitter will likely try to mitigate these risks by choosing the right new owner, perhaps selecting one that agrees to preserve the archive and retain the embed integration.
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Xiao says he and his colleagues are also working to make the device more scalable, so that it'll be easier to manufacture and embed in prosthetics or robots.
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" The firm's research found that hackers have found "a new capability to embed malicious code into an image file and successfully upload it to the social media website.
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While many technologies, including blockchain, will take decades to mature we can expect parts of these technologies to embed themselves in our lives in the next few years.
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Stocks have been supported to a significant degree by compressed Treasury yields, which themselves embed high market-implied odds of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut within months.
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It might make sense to explicitly set conditions — to decide, as a society, under what conditions we'd accept the use of nuclear weapons, and embed them into law.
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Inside Men is a new Broadly column where we embed in male communities, to report back on the inner workings of men's relationships to better understand masculinity today.
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Because they are starting from scratch, Mr. Corkum said, the companies can embed smart technology into the energy, water, lighting and transportation systems that will serve the community.
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After Netflix, miscellaneous video embed services categorized as "HTTP Media Streams" make up around 13.1 percent of all internet traffic, with YouTube coming in third with 11.4 percent.
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While the HBO show has yet to premiere, its premise suggests an alternate path: embed the problems into the work, acting as a form of subversion and critique.
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This would apply to news organizations that may want to broadcast that content during a syndicated show, for instance, or really anybody who wants to embed a tweet.
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Lyft is also expanding its API program, in which developers can use Lyft's application program interface to embed a button in their apps to hail a Lyft car.
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"They learned from that terrible experience not to embed emnity but that you had to try and build friendships with each other," said Merkel, Europe's longest serving leader.
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The NCSC currently expects the proposed secondment program - which will embed 100 private sector staff by the end of financial year 2017/18 - to be funded by industry.
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The company also hopes to reduce the size of devices, eventually making generators rechargeable or even small enough to embed directly on top of the skull, Wall said.
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You can upload videos to tweets on Twitter from your computer or phone, or you can use a link from a site like YouTube to directly embed videos.
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They could include additional levels of oversight for sensitive genetic studies involving anonymized data, such as stakeholder advisory boards, or requiring a bioethicist to embed on such projects.
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When sending a text message, pressing harder on the send arrow opens a menu where you can select an animation to embed, like neon lasers or birthday balloons.
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This particular evening, the appointed citrus was a clementine, and a young TV embed scrawled out the question: Would Clinton rather have dinner with Trump or Vladimir Putin?
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To be frank, thanks to their replenished bench (which includes Patrick McCaw on a contract year), there isn't enough urgency to embed Thompson or Curry with second units.
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Thus, we expect other smartwatch vendors that lack their own dedicated voice assistants to follow Fitbit's lead and partner with Amazon to natively embed Alexa in their devices.
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" As a result, "we'll do more work with firms on a retainer basis," he said, an approach that will "embed our firms much more deeply in our work.
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A note from KGI Securities in July, for example, said Apple was still trying to embed , though Apple may have bailed on those plans due to manufacturing issues.
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When his new poems turn up, they often embed, almost as an alibi, behind-the-scenes footage of how and where they were written, including outtakes and bloopers.
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Some, of night skies, embed white dots, for stars, in glazes of a dense black, with subliminal admixtures of, Celmins recently told me, ultramarine, raw umber, and ochre.
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In searching for a version of the song to embed in this very post, I was met with desperate pleas for the track from Reddit, Twitter, and LyricSoundtrack.com.
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The new program is part of the company's efforts to embed their platform as an "operating system" for startups early-on and then scale as their customers do.
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At the time, they hypothesized that it might be possible to embed these audio cues into music and other recordings, which would significantly amp up the creepy factor.
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The SEC's financial systems and data, it said, lacked consistent protection; it didn't monitor its network properly and didn't always embed proper security in its software and hardware.
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Logging-in with a widget ID will no longer be required; instead a public profile, list, like or collection URL is all that's needed to get the embed working.
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But in November 19703, the 21970-year-old decided to embed a 21980 mm x 21985 mm magnet in his index finger at an event held in Dusseldorf, Germany.
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G/O Media will pay poor wages to struggling permalancers and freelance writers to get them to embed sports highlights from Twitter and put SEO-friendly headlines on them.
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The White House will be hosting its own live feed of the speech, and it will be available to stream on YouTube, or in the embed on this page.
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But the company's other motive with Libra, and its digital wallet Calibra, is to embed itself in both the financial sector and the bank accounts of its users worldwide.
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But in November 26, the 19803-year-old decided to embed a 21980 mm x 21985 mm magnet in his index finger at an event held in Dusseldorf, Germany.
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The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) granted Apple yet another patent Tuesday that focuses on new potential designs to embed fingerprint reading tech directly into a phone's screen.
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But a third visit in April 2015 found remedial action insufficient - and the bank had also failed to embed "a culture of compliance" with regulatory requirements, the FCA said.
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In what would be an important step, Google will also reportedly embed the VR viewing software directly into Android, rather than requiring people to download the Google Cardboard app.
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I'm suggesting that instead of getting rid of humans, or even getting rid of technology, we should retrieve essential human values, and embed them in the technologies of tomorrow.
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So if a site has an Instagram feed or Google Maps embed, the service can inform businesses where they can update the site to make it more China-friendly.
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A year later, the company said it would embed voice-controlled Google Assistant, Google Play Store, Google Maps and other Google services into its next-generation Sensus infotainment system.
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Before that, he was head of risk development, focused on the Risk product portfolio and overseeing projects to embed AI-powered capabilities in their flagship product World-Check One.
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I'm a big believer in the Internet Archive, which introduced embed features in recent years, one of the reasons that people loved Scribd when it first launched in 2007.
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Cavanagh is almost certainly the first Republican in history to embed a video of a Malcolm X onto his campaign site (it's right above a picture of Princess Diana).
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All he had to do was to embed JavaScript within a specially-crafted email containing a YouTube video link, as he explained in a blog post published on Thursday.
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Facebook has on many occasions tried to embed itself deeper into Android, including making replacement apps for core Android functions and even making its own Android phone and launcher.
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Tencent, which had been struggling with conventional ecommerce, took a stake in Alibaba nemesis JD. This allowed Tencent to embed JD's store into WeChat as the main shopping area.
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As 3D printers grow smarter and continue to embed themselves in manufacturing and product creation processes, they are exposed to online malefactors just like every other device and network.
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Yet the forms in these paintings can't seem to leave one another alone: they penetrate, glide, rub, reach, displace, encroach, agitate, slice, blot, lean, dissolve, wedge, bridge, drape, embed.
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It involves offering people opportunities to embed in their local culture, to practice their particular faith, to live by local values that may seem alien to you and me.
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I told him that I hoped to embed with his troops and to travel north of the lake, west through the desert into Niger, and then south into Nigeria.
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We're trying to find ways to embed what can be embedded in ways that make sense and keep the car flexible so that it can adapt with the times.
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Real estate agents (sometimes entire firms, sometimes individual agents) can then embed these widgets on their websites, giving prospective clients a better sense of where they might be moving.
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Story Kit: A tool for other apps to embed public Snapchat Stories into their own websites and apps, and search public Stories based on criteria like location and time.
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"(The NSS) seems to reject the idea that we could embed China or Russia in an international system based on rules more or less to our liking," he said.
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Apple said that by default its Safari browser would disable tracking software that advertising companies like Facebook and Google embed in websites to track users' activity across the internet.
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A year later, the company said it would embed voice-controlled Google Assistant, Google Play Store, Google Maps and other Google services into its next-generation Sensus infotainment system.
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The move is an attempt to embed a culture of paying on time in a country where many borrowers struggled to service their debts during the country's economic crisis.
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Cohen said the bank is looking for ways to use technology to embed the types of things that Goldman can do well, such as risk management, or loan underwriting.
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Between 2018 and 2020, the company will devote up to $3.5 million in prizes to computer science departments that create promising models to embed ethics into computer sciences courses.
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A year later, the company said it would embed voice-controlled Google Assistant, Google Play Store, Google Maps and other Google services into its next-generation Sensus infotainment system.
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All four leading Democratic campaigns, including Bernie Sanders's team, have dispatched small armies of field organizers, mostly idealistic young people from out of state, to embed themselves in communities.
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The European countries that have been perennial contenders in recent years are led by Fed Cup coaches who embed as omnipresent beings in their stars' orbits throughout the season.
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Amazon is betting that it can defend its franchise by using an old trick — aggressive pricing — and by finding ways to embed Alexa's hooks more deeply into customers' lives.
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Television and newspaper executives, in town for a look-see, sat down to steaks at downtown chophouses while rookie embed reporters drank at the Mexican dive El Bait Shop.
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GameSnacks' business model will ultimately involve other partnerships that allow other developers to embed GameSnacks games into their own apps, even customized to feel native to that app's experience.
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AstraZeneca's decision to embed genomics across its research and development follows a push last year by the company to expand gene testing into areas including heart disease and asthma.
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Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi said Tuesday that it's entering into a technology partnership with Google to embed Android-based next-generation infotainment systems into millions of cars starting in 2021.
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The buses, light rail, Caltrain and Amtrak trains that converge on the Diridon Station transit center will give the company an opportunity to embed mass transit into its growth.
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I'll embed it at the bottom of this post, but it's a little finicky, so you'll probably have to go over to Carbon Counter to really play with it.
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I always thought of articles being like a picture or a video — why can't you do a tweet, and instead of embedding a picture with it, embed an essay.
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In Soulèvements, an ahistorical exhibition of art made for and about acts of protest, works either make their political agendas self-evident or embed them in their formal properties.
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Rather, as Dorsey explained in a tweet, it may simply offer a more streamlined process for embedding content — just as you can currently embed an image in a tweet.
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"Significant changes have been implemented in the period to improve safety, strengthen leadership, corporate governance and embed continuous improvement across the Group," Chief Executive Michael Ord said in a statement.
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But even if we do get to an agreement around the best 3D format you still need a platform to host it, publish it, share it, embed it, display it.
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The researchers showed that it's possible to embed silent, nasty surprises into artificial neural networks, the type of learning software used for tasks such as recognizing speech or understanding photos.
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A word of caution: CEOs who are not socially adroit might end up making employees feel awkward or watched over, so attempts to embed with rank-n-file might backfire.
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The startup explained that each driver will have a profile that can embed a Facebook or Twitter profile, background check, FBI check, driver's license, proof of physical address, and more.
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"We are really trying to embed Palestine and Palestinian rights as part of a progressive discourse in American politics," said Yousef Munayyer, director of the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights.
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Austin also created about a dozen bronze sculptures of the larvae that she was going to embed into the tracks, so the final piece literally depicts the tree under attack.
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The PocketBeagle is completely open source and it includes an onboard boot ROM that will let you embed this thing into almost any project that needs a little Linux brain.
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And it has inked a deal with big names in connected TV entertainment systems — specifically Samsung, LG, Philips and Hisense — to embed a dedicated "Rakuten TV" button on their remotes.
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The Cortana integration is possible thanks to Microsoft's new Cortana Devices Software Development Kit (SDK), which will allow hardware companies to embed Cortana into everything from cars to home appliances.
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Now, YouTubers who partner with Crowdmade, DFTBA, Fanjoy, Represent, and Rooster Teeth will be able to embed a box below their videos where viewers can browse the products they offer.
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You can see all of the hashtags and emojis below, but not in the actual tweet, because for some reason Twitter doesn't support these emojis within their Tweet embed product.
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At the same time, Marcus said Facebook will embed only its own wallet into its messaging apps Messenger and WhatsApp, which could give the company a sizable advantage. 2. Twitter.
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Here's how he can do it: Get Congress to embed funding for cost-sharing subsidies for low-income customers into the "must-pass to avert a government shutdown" funding bill.
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Parrot's CEO is building a new kind of T-shirt The team has been working on a flexible E Ink display that you can seamlessly embed into a T-shirt.
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"The GFXC has made a number of decisions that will help to strengthen and embed the Code across the global market," the committee's chair, Chris Salmon, said in a statement.
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That's because both questions, when asked by the typical investor or parent, embed both a delusion of detective skill and a wrong-headed idea of the point of the exercise.
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When I research references in photography and art, I look for that information and that is part of the respect I like to embed into the environments that I create.
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Rather than simply extending the character limit, it's possible that the social network will allow users to simply embed chunks of text like they already do with images and videos.
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Here's Davidson:It is disappointing then that one of the most hyped new email clients, Superhuman, has decided to embed hidden tracking pixels inside of the emails its customers send out.
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Americans thrive when we are free to live and work without undue government interference, politically motivated laws like Davis-Bacon hold our economy back and further embed barriers to opportunity.
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The video will, for most of us over the age of 30, trigger a certain memory, so to save you a Google, I'll just embed the Pee-wee Herman bit.
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The move is designed to let Twitter users more easily share Periscope broadcasts on other social networks, and to allow website owners and journalists to embed streams directly into articles.
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Herrera's account is a fitting companion guide to the artist who "sought and found, by making sculpture, a way to embed himself in the earth, in nature, in the world."
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These plug-ins you would embed wherever you wanted to share a "living picture," a rather clumsy solution that contributed to the usability problems endemic to the whole Lytro proposition.
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The company is offering a standardized chip that is a little smaller than a U.S. 10-cent coin that gadget makers can use to embed Alexa into their own device.
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When you're done recording and editing, you can publish the podcast to the app and share it through social media like Facebook and Twitter, or embed it on your website.
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GIFs — or, let's call it for what it is: short-form video — were always pretty popular, but it still seems surprising that we would embed them into our phone's keyboards.
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There, scientists from universities including Memorial in St. John's, Newfoundland are working with local communities to embed sensors in the thinning ice, which is putting Inuit and others at risk.
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If they don't know who should see their ads, they can embed code on their websites that enables Facebook to monitor the traffic and then show ads to recent visitors.
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I do this when I want a large surface area, either underneath or on top of the rice, in which I can embed flavors in all sorts of interesting ways.
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Now, this comedian is getting out from behind a desk to embed with people across America who are fighting for change, from veterans' care to inequality in the marijuana industry.
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Twitter, in particular, makes it easy to embed a couple of photos, claim something that's not happening is happening, and watch tens of thousands of people validate you for it.
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Watching young rappers try to build a legacy in fits and starts was a reminder of how challenging it can be to embed yourself firmly in the genre's collective memory.
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He concluded that the investigation was justified, that there was no evidence that political bias had affected its course, and that the FBI did not embed spies in Trump's campaign.
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I have worked for many years with other educators and researchers across the country to embed explicit opportunities into curricula to ensure our nation's youth learn empathy, mindfulness and compassion.
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For instance, the Oak Ridge lab is partnering to embed top-level local technical talent as entrepreneurial research fellows in advanced manufacturing who want to start companies in this realm.
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Narrate on Android is another journaling app that combines an attractive interface and excellent diary-keeping features that let you embed photos and tags alongside the text of journal entries.
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Second came more specialized training, during which I would embed with one of the site reliability engineering (SRE) teams and learn the basics before I could join my permanent team.
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Tumi does not have plans to embed technology directly into its travel products, according to the company, although it is looking to introduce a separate global tracking device this summer.
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The anthropological photographs made in the 19th century under the aegis of colonial powers are related to the images created by contemporary photojournalists, including those who embed with military forces.
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The cities and towns it held allowed the group to embed prisons, training camps and administrative offices in civilian population centers, protecting them from airstrikes under international norms of warfare.
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Although not the first photographer to embed himself for the sake of his practice, Lyon's subjects became intimate companions to the extent that the hierarchy between photographer and subject dissolved.
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This push is not a one-off occurrence; rather, it is something we have worked to embed in the system through the yearly payment process over the last two years.
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Rather than focusing on what restrictions California can afford to scrap after a wet March, she said, policymakers should concentrate on how to embed long-term sustainability in the system.
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So today they're launching Giphy Sticker Embed, which is a tool that (when activated by a website) lets users drag and drop stickers anywhere on a mobile or desktop web page.
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"What media companies are going to do is they're going to embed tweets with media without the media," says Peter Sterne, a senior reporter at the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
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But they may do something even more radical: embed concerns about diversity, representation, institutionalized injustice, economic disparity, and religious liberty into stories with characters with whom we rage, empathize, and weep.
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It said Quanergy—a Silicon Valley-based startup that makes lidar sensors for self-driving cars; it has plans to embed several of its units is discreetly into the new car.
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This 10nm chip is 35 percent smaller than its predecessor, shaving 3mm off each side, and its new thumbnail size makes it viable to embed into things like augmented reality glasses.
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Some news organizations will not embed Snapchat stories into articles because the content eventually disappears, while others will not use them because they are unable to verify anonymous users' Snapchat videos.
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When I read through all the pieces of your letter, I think about the ways in which a variety of messages about sex, love, and relationships embed themselves in the brain.
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They're also tracking whether you've opened the email, when you opened it, and where you were at the time by using software like MailChimp to embed tracking software into the message.
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Snap is in talks with Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group to license songs for users to embed in posts, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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While many hackers have been playing around with the SDK, Snips eventually wants to convince manufacturers that they should embed a Snips-powered assistant instead of Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
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"How can we embed a domain expert who doesn't necessarily have machine learning experience and capture their expertise and use it?" is the question CEO Birago Jones says that Pienso answers.
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The complexity of Babiru's sweeping metropolis allows the artist to embed each scene with an incredible amount of detail, captivating the viewer and making each scene feel that much more real.
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Tile also announced an expansion into the enterprise with its first B2B offering, the Tile Smart Location Platform, which allows other companies to embed Tile's location technology into their own products.
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Impact also includes weekly reports for each publisher on their overall performance, as well as the ability to browse a broader library of content that they can embed on their site.
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Briefly put, an inclusion rider is legal language that actors can embed in their movie contracts, which guarantees the project achieves a certain level of diversity both on-screen and off.
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We need to embed expert logic into our approach and make it possible for IR folks to stop running down false positives and do their actual jobs, responding to security events.
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If Apple does remove the bezel home button next year, opting instead to embed it into the bottom of the screen, this sensor could be the path that helps users adjust.
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If you are a content farm, the game was to get as many likes as possible for your page, post more stories, engage trending topics, and embed videos within the platform.
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" After detailing Omin's ordeal and the subsequent backlash, Johnson explained Andela's process to "seek out the most talented engineers in Africa and embed them within elite technology teams around the world.
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The other new feature is "Platform Views," which is essentially the opposite of "Add to App" in that it allows developers to embed Android and iOS controls in their Flutter apps.
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"When you start a film, you try and embed yourself where the film is set and meet people and try to stop yourself being a stranger in the place," says Boyle.
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For instance, the FCC has ruled that the ONDCP was violating agency rules by failing to disclose that it was paying television networks to embed anti-drug messages in their programming.
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It belongs to Daniel Ellsberg (Matthew Rhys), the RAND Corporation analyst employed by the Department of Defense to embed with the troops and contribute to its history of the Vietnam War.
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That's the hugely sticky issue Google-owned DeepMind is facing as it seeks to embed itself into the U.K.'s healthcare space — a big push publicly announced in February last year.
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As companies embed cloud-connected computers in everything from refrigerators to your car, consumers no longer actually own the heart of these products—they own a temporary license to use them.
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The latest technology from Synaptics could, however, very well alter the way smartphone manufacturers approach biometric unlocking, making it possible to embed a sensor under up to one millimeter of glass.
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So it's unpleasant to speak about racial divides, because it's much easier not to face the reality of how race relations embed themselves in almost every decision we make every day.
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But some trackers are also designed to recognize visitors by the I.P. address of their device and to embed cookies in their browsers for the advertising practice known as behavioral targeting.
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Coinhive is a secretive German organization that created a piece of code administrators can embed in their websites and which uses the processing power of visitors' computers to mine for cryptocurrency.
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In his larb, made with duck in the style of the Isan city of Udon Thani, smashed dried chiles do not so much coat the meat as embed themselves in it.
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In 1947 and 1948, still in his 20s, Mr. Kalischer managed to embed himself with refugees uprooted by World War II as they arrived in New York by ship from Bremerhaven.
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This could embed Trumpism within the G.O.P. If Trump suffers a withering loss in a straight-up election campaign, then his populist tendency might shrink and mainstream Republicans might regain primacy.
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Samsung Display, the Korean conglomerate's display arm, has reportedly "prepared three or four solutions for Samsung Electronics to embed the fingerprint sensor inside of the main display" for the Note 9.
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"Buying from social enterprises is a way ... to embed positive social impact into their supply chains and be part of the solution to some of the world's biggest challenges," he said.
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The latest death occurred as the Obama administration looks for ways to step up the fight against ISIS, including allowing U.S. troops to embed with Iraqi forces closer to the frontlines.
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The series, which premiered last January, stars Snap's Head of News Peter Hamby, formerly a political reporter for CNN who also was an embed for Sarah Palin's campaign back in 2008.
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Those troops would be used to embed with conventional Afghan forces closer to combat — at the battalion level — and improve the capabilities of the Afghan air force and special operations forces.
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One embed couple refused to admit for weeks, if not months, that they had struck up a romance, even though it was fairly obvious to anyone on the road with them.
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Local health advocates say aggressive marketing campaigns by Coke and Pepsi that started in the 1960s helped embed sugary soft drinks into local religious practices, which blend Catholicism with Maya rituals.
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IBM said it will create a cloud-based video services platform on its Bluemix service for software developers that will make it easy to embed video content and capabilities in applications.
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If users choose to embed some of their Instagram photos into their dating profile, Facebook will hide their usernames to prevent other users from finding them on the photo-sharing app.
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It announced in November that it would embed regulators at Facebook for the first six months of 2019 to determine whether its processes for removing hate-fueled content could be improved.
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So, if the year 2016 pushed populism to the forefront of our debate, then the next few years could well embed this disruptive force into the fabric of our political life.
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Like on Google, the fact checking labels aren't limited to just the major fact checking sites — there's some common code that websites can embed to let search engines pull out their information.
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Our home always carried the strong fragrances of the spices and herbs of my parents' favorite dishes, which seemed to permanently embed themselves into our furniture fabrics, clothes and even our skin.
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Airbnb is now rolling out a new call for affiliate partners, where high-traffic sites with over 1 million visitors can embed Airbnb property listings and make commissions when they are booked.
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The plan is to embed tactile indicators—the bumpy curb-surface designed for visually impaired people—with red and green LEDs that will alert pedestrians when it's safe to cross the street.
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Nick Sullivan, Cloudfare's head of cryptography, explains why this setup is so truly random and some of the other methods his company uses to keep things completely unpredictable in the embed below.
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Unlike Docs, though, the tool allows users to comment on any portion of a document and embed almost any type of media, from social media posts and audio files to photo galleries.
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Tracking clients embed a line of code in the body of an email—usually in a 1x1 pixel image, so tiny it's invisible, but also in elements like hyperlinks and custom fonts.
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The new embed function allows users to hover over the top-left corner of a video and instantly subscribe to a channel without having to leave the page, as reported by 9to5Google.
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Of course, Google is also said to be planning to further embed Assistant into Android: the company is reportedly considering allowing third-party developers to directly integrate Assistant into their own apps.
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Kane hasn't given a tutorial on how he approached the Bass/Assistant horror hybrid but Amazon does have an API available that allows users to embed the tech in third party devices.
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For this installment I needed to not only pitch up the performance, I needed to embed even more wonder than he usually possesses… and he always has a wonder about him already.
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Facebook will only build its own Calibra cryptocurrency wallet into Messenger and WhatsApp, and will refuse to embed competing wallets, the head of Calibra David Marcus told the Senate Banking Committee today.
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The program is a small iteration on something MasterCard announced last October, in which MasterCard was setting up essentially the same thing: tokenized payment systems device makers could embed in virtually anything.
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Following the latest standoff between militiamen in Oregon and federal authorities, I figured I'd head to embed with and make a doc about the most OG militia in America: the Michigan Militia.
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Browser-based cryptocurrency miners embed code in the web page that uses a portion of the visitor's CPU power—basically a computer's "brain"—to mine as long as the page is open.
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Cortana, the company's digital assistant and its rival to Amazon Alexa and Apple's Siri, is at the heart of Microsoft's effort to embed voice and image recognition into more of its services.
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If you had talked to the public affairs people or other officials and asked to embed with a male unit fighting, do you think they would have been more receptive of it?
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I was excited about our story because we were the first journalists the Navy had allowed to "embed" on a ship in the South China Sea since the most recent flare-ups.
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"I was just testing to see how much raw data I could cram into a tweet and then a while later I had the idea to embed a ZIP file," Buchanan added.
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While both Instagram and Snapchat have let people privately send other people's posts to friends as private messages, Snapchat lacks a way to embed other Stories or Discover content in your Story.
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For example, to match the pace of business required in today's economy, General Electric (GE) is looking to embed technology in every function — from building and maintaining infrastructure to managing internal finances.
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We must be clear about naming the evils in our midst, calling them out and banishing them by name, lest they, through want of identification, embed themselves unconsciously into our own souls.
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My embed was far different: I was going to spend a few domestic, peacetime hours with some of the National Guard troops dispatched to the border on the orders of President Trump.
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Any website can use the piece of JavaScript, and they can even embed it on their site and not tell their visitors — though Coinhive says it actively dissuades customers from doing this.
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The Real ID Act was passed, requiring state drivers licenses and federal IDs such as passports to embed photographs and fingerprints that could be digitally read and stored in databases for comparison.
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We slept in what appears to be an abandoned villa here on the outskirts of western Mosul, as we wait for our embed with the counterterrorism division of the Iraqi security force.
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Throughout his year as an embed, Pondiscio finds that two-income parents "appear to be overrepresented" at Success, and many grew up attending religious schools and want something similar for their children.
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And Amazon is only likely to embed itself further into our lives in the future, as it invests in new technologies (drones, anyone?) that are set to be deployed in coming years.
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The agency's supervisory authority, whereby its staff embed in some of the nation's largest financial institutions; its power to act across all 50 states; and its financial resources render the agency irreplaceable.
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As for Tile, the location tracking company is attempting to embed its technology directly into Bluetooth chips in a way that seems similar to how the U1 functions in the new iPhones.
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He concluded that the investigation was justified, that there was no evidence that political bias had affected its course, and that the FBI did not embed spies in Trump's presidential election campaign.
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With the new app, creators can upload multiple files at once, track progress in a status bar, and get instant access to video links, video review pages, and embed codes, among other things.
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Even as the tech industry experiments with augmented reality, self-driving cars, and the outer limits of what you can embed in a refrigerator, everything in Vegas still revolves around the big screen.
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Machine-learning systems that are laid out in physical form face parallel difficulties of how to embed a problem in a network of qubits and get the qubits to interact as they should.
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"In 2017, Cambridge launched the anti-harassment campaign Breaking the Silence to embed zero tolerance to all forms of harassment across the University and Colleges, and improve prevention, support and reporting," they said.
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We'll have our own proprietary player that's embeddable so that anyone can embed tracks in their blog, but we're also going to put them on the Adult Swim SoundCloud, at least for now.
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In fact, Dot's headline draw is that it makes property ownership a one-click affair via the "Dot Button" it wants to embed on property listings sites, including estate agents and property developers.
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All it would take is for a Hollywood movie to embed a self-driving car in the story and show how wonderful and safe things will be when autonomous cars hit the road.
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Ground Zero: SyriaIn 2011, VICE commissioned renowned photojournalist and videographer Robert King to embed with the Free Syrian Army, the rebel coalition that had been just formed, on the front lines in Aleppo.
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The start-up envisions drilling holes into the brain with a custom machine to embed thin threads that connect to a tiny processor, which can then be connected to a smartphone over Bluetooth.
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Herzog hints at the next level of infiltration, where technology will embed itself in our lives to the point of invisibility, the environment wired to meet, and perhaps even anticipate, our every demand.
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Both accessories come with built-in analog-to-digital audio converters so that instead of sending analog audio to the camera, the A7R IV can embed digital audio right into a video file.
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While the company will continue to expand its brand with its own hardware, it also has plans to embed its tech to work in consumer electronics and other connected devices made by others.
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Reddit has added an embed feature for nearly every post on its site, letting you snag a snippet of code and place linked posts, images, and videos in other news outlets and blogs.
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The company announced on Monday a £5.25 million ($7.6 million) project in which it is working with an "emerging smartphone" maker – which it didn't disclose – to embed the technology into the manufacture's devices.
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The artist didn't intend to embed the critter in his canvas when he was painting olive groves in the south of France, but the insect is there, buried in a swirl of paint.
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Last year, researchers at Israel's Ben Gurion University were able to embed a malicious chip into a smartphone's touchscreen and used it to remotely spy on the device without modifying the phone's firmware.
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Paul, for example, has City Artists in Residence, who partner with various city departments to embed work by local artists, from sidewalks to stop signs and vacant storefronts, 'upstream' in public works efforts.
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"We'd like to embed Tile technology into anything that already uses Bluetooth," he said, citing a deal with Bose from earlier this year as a template it would like to continue to develop.
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Indeed, a growing body of social, psychological, and neurological research suggests that once racial biases and hateful ideologies embed themselves in a person's brain, they can be difficult—if not impossible—to counteract.
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Tencent is joining forces with one of China's top four automobile groups, Changan Automobile, to embed WeChat Car Edition in the steering wheels of new car models hitting the market later this year.
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A Volvo spokeswoman said it had not confirmed any new contract with Google, but repeated the company's statement from May that it intends to embed Google Maps in its next generation 'infotainment' systems.
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Since Trump's rise, reporters from elite media organizations have been shipped out to the hinterlands to embed with these new enemies of the elite, to figure out what exactly had happened to America.
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Below the embed are some highlights from a few of the mini-interviews with people like 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki, security researcher Brian Krebs and the Editor in Chief of Recode, Dan Frommer.
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Regardless of when the administration learned, had the embed been in place, the US — and its allies — could have received factual information about the virus and Covid-19 far sooner than they did.
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Rukmini Callimachi, our correspondent who covers Islamist extremism, took her followers along as she traveled with an embed into western Mosul, for example, introducing us to villagers and showing us what she saw.
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More than any other element in Kahn's work, the plaza's long perspective view, which suggests you are peering into infinity, sums up his struggle to embed architecture with a sense of the eternal.
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And they can empower faculty members to explore how to embed data science and quantitative concepts within core biology and engineering courses at every step of a student's journey to the engineering workforce.
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Elastic, a software developer that helps companies embed search functions in their apps, is gearing up for an IPO, joining a crop of subscription software businesses to hit the public markets this year.
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To try to change the tide of the war, the Trump administration decided late last year that hundreds of US troops would embed with Afghan forces to help them on the front lines.
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Often they offer not just a presentation or elaboration of a fiction, but embed within that fiction a critique or twist that counters the purely aesthetic experience landscapes are typically deemed to offer.
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According to Helme, the plugin was edited by attackers to embed a script that uses a site visitor's computer to do the complex math that generates new digital coins (in this case, Monero).
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But what makes the Pocket different is its small size — it fits in the palm of your hand and is easy to grip — and its ability to embed a video within your printed photo.
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But even as the story faded from the news cycle, Harambe continues to live on in the collective mind of the internet, entering into a rarefied state of venerated meme status. //s.imgur.com/min/embed.
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Then it grew with Facebook, as YouTube isn't the most social of sites, but then when people were able to embed their YouTube video on Facebook, we saw a really significant lift from that.
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Between the lines: Last winter, Snapchat launched a "Stories Everywhere" initiative that would allow users and news organizations to embed Snapchat content outside of its platform, with the hope of spreading its content further.
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Al-Qaeda has replicated this "localization" strategy — move into a civil war, embed with local forces and harness local grievances, and avoid high-profile attacks on the West — in hot spots around the world.
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Iraqi and American military leaders must decide whether the American trainers and advisers will embed with Iraqi forces at the operational headquarters, farther from the fight, or with the brigades, closer to the fighting.
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The company has also inked deals with other top firms such as movie ticketing site BookMyShow, food delivery startup Swiggy and bus-ticketing startup Redbus to embed Amazon Pay into many popular Indian services.
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Here, I'll embed it again, it's been uploaded to YouTube by dozens of different people: For years, studios seemed to overcompensate for Spider-Man 3's goofiness, producing a flood of moody superhero films.
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Ceva licenses its designs to chipmakers such as Intel and Samsung, who embed its digital signal processors within their chip sets, reducing the time and cost it takes them to bring products to market.
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But putting a facial recognition device in your home raises all kinds of questions about privacy and just how deeply we want to embed one of the world's largest advertising companies into our lives.
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For example, marketers embed ultrasonic pitches in TV ads — which devices can detect but humans cannot hear — to send browser cookies to smartphones and tablets while the ad is playing, without them even knowing.
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When the distributors of solar energy lighting and battery charging products embed Angaza's metering technology within the product they can ensure that the product only works if the customer has pre-paid for energy.
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And I wanted it to be plastic enough, sugary enough, delicious enough, and seductive enough that I could embed something really counter to that in the words, and the people would still inhale it.
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One U.S. official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Trump's top national security aides are backing adding between 3,000 and 5,000 troops and allowing them to embed with Afghan forces closer to combat.
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There's unfortunately no way to stream or embed the EAP music, and you have to search for individual tracks by artist and language (not just French, but regional languages like Djakanké, Baga, and Lokko).
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